AntiGravityGear O2 Tent Review

I am seriously considering this tent. Does anyone else have any experience with it?

Having no seams is great for not having to seam seal, but the side and rear pullout attachments do look vulnerable to stress in a heavy wind. How are the interior reinforcements done?

To me it looks like there are too many external, pole-supported pullouts needed and the pitch time would be longer.

I own a TT Contrail. It seets up fast, adjusts quickly to more or less ventilation (higher or lower pitch, etc.) and has decent wind shedding ability when all guylines are used. Speaking of ventilation, it has excellent air flow, even in heavy rain.

I'll stick with the Contrail for now.

Eric